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18 Nov 2014, 1:50 am
auntblabby
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18 Nov 2014, 3:34 am
there are some of us here who wished they could detach at least a bit from their feelings. having stendahl's syndrome makes me have to watch myself in public because something sentimental could come along [most recently a performance of a sad old folk song performed on the Cantonese folk fiddle called the "er hu"] and reduce me to a puddle on the spot, people would see me and think I was having a fit. 
18 Nov 2014, 4:56 am
auntblabby wrote:
there are some of us here who wished they could detach at least a bit from their feelings. having stendahl's syndrome makes me have to watch myself in public because something sentimental could come along [most recently a performance of a sad old folk song performed on the Cantonese folk fiddle called the "er hu"] and reduce me to a puddle on the spot, people would see me and think I was having a fit.
haha damn i never heard of that syndrome before but it sounds overwhelming. But i would rather have that any day than a ASD
auntblabby
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18 Nov 2014, 5:00 am
whyitgotobeme wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
there are some of us here who wished they could detach at least a bit from their feelings. having stendahl's syndrome makes me have to watch myself in public because something sentimental could come along [most recently a performance of a sad old folk song performed on the Cantonese folk fiddle called the "er hu"] and reduce me to a puddle on the spot, people would see me and think I was having a fit.
haha damn i never heard of that syndrome before but it sounds overwhelming. But i would rather have that any day than a ASD
it is possible to have both, there is a thread elsewhere on wrong planet about stendahl's syndrome among aspies here.
